CRFP ‘23 in a Suhr (Johannes Rasmussen) lumberman
***What Are You Smoking, January 2024?***
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Love the grain in that one!
Elizabethan Mixture in a Morgan and a beer.
A quarter of the way through this bowl of C&D Toscano Maestro Concerto in a medium bend 2001 Ural lattice Rhodesian with a yellow with white swirls acrylic saddle stem.
Had other pipe of Irish Flake while shooting, didn’t get by pics. Zeroed and load tested 30/30 and 22 levers, and shot my 65CM. My buddy and I found a spot about a 1/4 mile from range that actually had steel out on the hill from 700-854yds. Cold bore, very rusty shooter first round hit at 791 (full IPSC sized steel) with Creedmoor made me happy.
I’ve competed plenty, but cowboy isn’t my gig. But, I have a horse so a 45Colt is mandatory, mine is a Pietta Pistolero, about the last 4 click lock work SAA reproduced made. Made sure when I made my holster I could snap it off belt and rig it on the d-ring of my saddle’s back cinch
Thanks for the kind words and interest. I used make my own blends. I have a couple that I am aging. I have been instrumental in more than a dozen Watch City and Wilke products to the point of giving ideas, formulas and taste testing of blends currently being sold. I also co-created Sutliff 1849, and was their taste tester for almost two years when Paul Creasy ran the company. Same goes for The Standard Tobacco Company of Pennsylvania as @condorlover1 can tell you. I've done a lot more than that, but I've written too much about myself as it is.
07/20/21 GL Pease Stratford in an E. Andrew Dublin.
Peter Stokkebye English Luxury
PS-17 and Lane Limited HGL
= Frog Morton Match in an Eltang Basic Rusticated Poker.
PS-17 and Lane Limited HGL
= Frog Morton Match in an Eltang Basic Rusticated Poker.
GL Pease Embarcadero from March 2020 in a Mike Couch Devil 
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I personally would love to hear more.
The other night you said you had some interesting stories on the acquisition of some of your pipes. I’ve been wondering about them since you said it. I suppose this thread may not be the place for them but I’d read em as I’m sure others would as well.
KBV Jim's Special Flake in a Savinelli Linea Piu 3. Almost finished this bag of Jim's Special Flake. Great stuff, I loved it when it was called Mr. Christian's Bright Flek and missed it. Thanks for getting it brought back Jim!
Maybe so. It'd take me days to write it all and that's time I just can't spare. If I was still going to pipe shows, I'd recommend catching me at one, and I'd talk your ears off.I personally would love to hear more.
You're welcome. I was surprised by the name change and the label reflects a few aspects of me and my comic book career not to mention my past life in the fine arts. I had no idea they were going to do it until I saw it posted on the 'net.
If you need more, ask KBV to do that. Btw, the Brown Flek is certainly worth smoking, too.
Wingfield Mixture again in the Savinelli 316KS again with a Seapine IPA. Last night's router escapade finished it's collapse this morning, bricking itself. At least it went all bad real quick! New replacement now operating properly having occupied the better part of the day's productive hours. TGIF!
Completely understandable! Maybe one day I’ll get the opportunity, sir!
Now smoking C&D Toscano Maestro Allegro in a straight dark brownish sculpted 1960-70s Peterson meer poker with a factory replacement tapered black AB p-lip stem. I've gotten to the point that I'm comfortable with my take on these three blends, and will try to post them tomorrow.
I hope I get the opportunity, too. I can't afford the expense of going to shows any more.
More of the same now
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